Why get a new ball if you're not consistent when the current one?
I still don't have anywhere near a consistent release so I couldn't imagine it would be the same thing until I finally get a good release. Should I even bother with PAP for the new few balls I get drilled?
Why get a new ball if you're not consistent when the current one?
Right handed Stroker, high track ,about 13 degree axis tilt. PAP is located 5 9/16” over 1 3/4” up.Speed ave. about 14 mph at the pins. Medium rev’s.High Game 300, High series 798
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Yup it's quite an awesome ball and I'd hate to ruin it.
Also quite unhappy with the misfit and I miss how my Damage reacted so looking for another ball too
If possible, wait to get it drilled until you can get a decent release that is not a spinner. Once you stop spinning it, most of the other releases you would have close to the same PAP.
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When he said "new few balls" he might have meant "next few balls" but the "few balls" part doesn't sound like the ball he just won in a giveaway, unless he expects to win a few times.
What I was getting at it the mindset that if the one he has now isn't working, he has to get a new ball, or balls.
When I started to try to play golf, a friend who plays often, and quite well, selected a set of clubs for me. Not high end clubs, but playable.
My thought was I would use those clubs until my skill level had exceeded the clubs abilities.
That event hasn't occurred yet, and probably never will.
It's also the same reason the only drilled ball I have right now is the White Dot.
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